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Tackling excessive health care administrative costs will reduce health care costs and improve the quality of care for all Americans, write Elizabeth Wikler, Peter Basch, and David Cutler.
Elizabeth Wikler, Peter Basch, and David Cutler summarize three ways of reducing health care administrative costs.
Ezekiel J. Emanuel, David M. Cutler, and Topher Spiro explain the benefits of expanding Medicare's competitive bidding program.
Ezekiel J. Emanuel, David M. Cutler, and Topher Spiro offer reforms to achieve billions in savings in addition to what the Affordable Care Act will accomplish.
David M. Cutler, Ezekiel J. Emanuel, and Topher Spiro explain why Medicare payments should be bundled together for multiple providers.
Ezekiel J. Emanuel, David M. Cutler, and Topher Spiro on Medicare's least costly alternative policy for treatments.
David M. Cutler, Ezekiel J. Emanuel, and Topher Spiro explain how to achieve significant administrative savings in the health system.
David Cutler examines the jobs gains that will accrue in our economy because of the Affordable Care Act.
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A successful repeal of health care reform would revert us back to the old system for financing and delivering health care and lead to substantial increases in total medical spending, writes David Cutler.
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David M. Cutler and Judy Feder break down how to how to design and structure accountable care organizations.
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David Cutler outlines four key steps that states can take to improve health care efficiency and cut costs in the health care system.
The CBO’s long-term fiscal projections today bring grim news, but not on health care. It projects that the health reform law will substantially reduce the deficit, writes David Cutler.
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Analysis from David Cutler, Karen Davis, and Kristof Stremikis projects how health reform will affect national health expenditures family premiums.
The time for arguing over the costs of health reform has passed, writes David Cutler. It’s time to demonstrate quality care at lower costs can be done.
Many people are worried that health care reform will fail to bend the "cost curve," but these calls overlook the actual legislation, writes David M. Cutler.